Some kids are not toy people. My daughter is one of those. She played far more with plastic bathroom cups at that age than anything "toyish". At 10 months I wouldn't worry at all about toys, to be honest. I'd go...
We start our homeschooling when the pool closes and stop when the pool opens, LOL. I have no intention of formally homeschooling year-round because I think we all need breaks and have lots of time to just have fun and relax, plus...
At 2 I would honestly not be thinking about a curriculum, just do lots of outdoor time, reading, and playing. If you want to be more structured, you could plan a special activity for each day of the week like Mondays you could...
My daughter invented New Italian so I totally get where you're coming from. What about a tape recorder so she can record them? Eventually, they move on, but it's kind of sad when they do.
I have a 6.5 year old who is gifted and we homeschool. I agree that any "boxed" full curriculum will probably be both expensive and a bad fit. One thing we do that works really well is buy individual resources (not...
I grew up going to Sunday school and VBS (and we're strong Christians now too) but to be honest, I don't think kids actually "learn" anything in these classes--it's more about doing some kitschy crafts, learning some songs, and maybe...
Dd was about 1 when I started looking into homeschooling. I started mainly because I noticed that she was so different from other babies and I wanted to get a "feel" for the educational options out there. Originally I was...
We have the 5 day program that we've used for the spine of our kindy year. I've heard the 3-day doesn't have the book recommendations, which was essential to me. I love the 5-day program!
The enrichment guides...
We live in an apartment in a suburb of a major city. We do a lot of container gardening and take nature walks around where we live (they landscape for each season). We also have our own sandbox and lots of free playtime...